http://omamorifromjapan.blogspot.jp/2014/08/oshi-e-raised-cloth-picture.html
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oshi-e 押し絵 / 押絵 raised or padded cloth picture
fabirc picture, lit. pressed picture
CLICK for more photos !
Edo Oshi-e Hagoita - Padded Collage Paddles are probably the most famous.
. Hagoita 羽子板 Battledore, Shuttlecock .
The process of making Edo Oshi-e Hagoita - Padded Collage Paddles is introduced here.
The items were made by professional
oshieshi, oshi-e shi 押絵師
craftsman making raised cloth pictures
In some regions, hina dolls are made as oshi-e.
. Hina Doll Festival (hina matsuri 雛祭り) .
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Japanese Traditional Crafts – Oshie / Kurumie
Oshi-e (押絵/押し絵), which literally means "Pressed Picture," is a traditional form of Japanese handicraft since the Edo period. Like a jigsaw puzzle, the picture is made up of many pieces. Each piece is wrapped in beautiful kimono fabric or paper, padded with cotton in between, and is nailed/glued together to create a three-dimensionally raised ornament.
Oshie
is commonly featured as main decoration (like applique) on various handicrafts (e.g. box making, wall hangings etc.), or simply mounted directly on Shikishi (色紙 / fancy cardboard) as artwork of seasonal symbols (e.g. Japanese New Year's decorations). However, the epitome of elegance and good craftsmanship can be truly seen in Oshie Hagoita, which primarily depicts figure portrait (e.g. Kabuki or Geisha characters).
You may have heard of Kurumi-e (くるみ絵), which means "Wrapping Picture."
It is a term used interchangeably with Oshie nowadays. However, to be precise, Kurumie is actually derived from Oshie, as an elementary level of the craft. The difference is that, while keeping the essence of the ancient Japanese technique, Kurumie uses sponge (foam) in replace of cotton. Of which, it enables beginners to finish their handiworks beautifully with greater ease, while keeping a reasonable essence of stereoscopic effect.
There are two main materials used for making Oshi-e & Kurumi-e:
Kimono Fabrics:
Kimono scraps were used in the olden days. Nowadays, these are not only expensive but hardly ever come by. In fact, Oshie craftsmen actually seek out the silk in antique markets, or get their stock directly from Kyoto kimono makers. For common folks like us, it is definitely easily to buy Chirimen (縮緬/ちりめん/crepe cloth) from craft stores to wrap the cardboard parts.
Fancy Japanese paper:
Chiyogami (千代紙) – "a thousand generation paper" – is an alternative to the highly-priced Washi (thick handmade paper). The beautiful craft paper is woodblock-printed with repetitive kimono designs, to emulate traditional kimono textile patterns.
- source : blackcabbit.wordpress.com -
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. Edo shokunin 江戸の職人 Edo craftsmen .
oshieshi, oshi-e shi 押絵師 making raised cloth pictures
. Tengupedia - 天狗ペディア - Tengu ABC-List .
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source : item.rakuten.co.jp/medetaya
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. . . CLICK here for Photos !
. Reference - 押し絵 .
- reference : oshi-e raised cloth pictures -
with regional workshops for foreign residents
ちりめんの押絵とつり雛とてまり
弓岡勝美 Yumioka Katsumi
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oshi-e 押し絵 / 押絵 raised or padded cloth picture
fabirc picture, lit. pressed picture
CLICK for more photos !
Edo Oshi-e Hagoita - Padded Collage Paddles are probably the most famous.
. Hagoita 羽子板 Battledore, Shuttlecock .
The process of making Edo Oshi-e Hagoita - Padded Collage Paddles is introduced here.
The items were made by professional
oshieshi, oshi-e shi 押絵師
craftsman making raised cloth pictures
In some regions, hina dolls are made as oshi-e.
. Hina Doll Festival (hina matsuri 雛祭り) .
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- quote -
Japanese Traditional Crafts – Oshie / Kurumie
Oshi-e (押絵/押し絵), which literally means "Pressed Picture," is a traditional form of Japanese handicraft since the Edo period. Like a jigsaw puzzle, the picture is made up of many pieces. Each piece is wrapped in beautiful kimono fabric or paper, padded with cotton in between, and is nailed/glued together to create a three-dimensionally raised ornament.
Oshie
is commonly featured as main decoration (like applique) on various handicrafts (e.g. box making, wall hangings etc.), or simply mounted directly on Shikishi (色紙 / fancy cardboard) as artwork of seasonal symbols (e.g. Japanese New Year's decorations). However, the epitome of elegance and good craftsmanship can be truly seen in Oshie Hagoita, which primarily depicts figure portrait (e.g. Kabuki or Geisha characters).
You may have heard of Kurumi-e (くるみ絵), which means "Wrapping Picture."
It is a term used interchangeably with Oshie nowadays. However, to be precise, Kurumie is actually derived from Oshie, as an elementary level of the craft. The difference is that, while keeping the essence of the ancient Japanese technique, Kurumie uses sponge (foam) in replace of cotton. Of which, it enables beginners to finish their handiworks beautifully with greater ease, while keeping a reasonable essence of stereoscopic effect.
There are two main materials used for making Oshi-e & Kurumi-e:
Kimono Fabrics:
Kimono scraps were used in the olden days. Nowadays, these are not only expensive but hardly ever come by. In fact, Oshie craftsmen actually seek out the silk in antique markets, or get their stock directly from Kyoto kimono makers. For common folks like us, it is definitely easily to buy Chirimen (縮緬/ちりめん/crepe cloth) from craft stores to wrap the cardboard parts.
Fancy Japanese paper:
Chiyogami (千代紙) – "a thousand generation paper" – is an alternative to the highly-priced Washi (thick handmade paper). The beautiful craft paper is woodblock-printed with repetitive kimono designs, to emulate traditional kimono textile patterns.
- source : blackcabbit.wordpress.com -
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
. Edo shokunin 江戸の職人 Edo craftsmen .
oshieshi, oshi-e shi 押絵師 making raised cloth pictures
. Tengupedia - 天狗ペディア - Tengu ABC-List .
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.
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source : item.rakuten.co.jp/medetaya
..............................................................................................................................................
. . . CLICK here for Photos !
. Reference - 押し絵 .
- reference : oshi-e raised cloth pictures -
with regional workshops for foreign residents
ちりめんの押絵とつり雛とてまり
弓岡勝美 Yumioka Katsumi
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